US Military to use H2 for combat operations by 2010.

[lennyrebel]

Originally Posted by DennisAJC

It's undetectable and virtually invisible to the enemah.

Dennis, I was admiring your military H2 and when I enlarged it , I got a sort of terrazo looking Garage floor. So is the floor special or is my computer enhancing it. Thanks lennyrebel

[DennisAJC]

Originally Posted by lennyrebel

Dennis, I was admiring your military H2 and when I enlarged it , I got a sort of terrazo looking Garage floor. So is the floor special or is my computer enhancing it. Thanks lennyrebel

I think thats a 2 part epoxy coat for driveways (If it isn't then that would have been a waste and it will be peeling as bad as his hair loss.) that you can get at hardware stores like Home Deeeepo. It comes in many colors and textures.

http://www.homedepot.ca/webapp/wcs/s...partial&s=true

[ssgharkness020147]

Rustoleum SOLVENT based systems are the way to go. And do the gloss clear top coat to finish it off. Its indestructable, except when your playing with your oxy torch and get molten steel all on it.

[lennyrebel]

Thanks for the paint info Boys. I have done mine twice with regular concrete paint and it all stayed except for the wheel tracks. So basically its a disaster that looks good as long as both vehicles are garaged and hiding tracks. Regards the Rebel

[DennisAJC]

Originally Posted by lennyrebel

Thanks for the paint info Boys. I have done mine twice with regular concrete paint and it all stayed except for the wheel tracks. So basically its a disaster that looks good as long as both vehicles are garaged and hiding tracks. Regards the Rebel

I've learned the hard way too.

Carey's solution, I agree, is much superior to the Home Depot link I gave you. Two part systems are the way to go.